ray L wrote:
I'm going to throw out the fact that there may be a mistake in the profile? I've run New York a few times and New Haven maybe 20 times. New Haven is much flatter.....just sayin'
Google Maps says that their elevation profiles aren't accurate, and how could it be? It's not as though google has the elevation of every point on the Earth stored in their database. What program could possibly calculate accurately the total elevation change of every random course with any sort of accuracy at all?
Look at the elevation profile on Google maps. The units on the vertical axis are 83' while the units on the horizontal axis are miles. The profile is designed to make you see something that's not there.